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But the pair looked at ease in each other’s company as they arrived at Stansted Airport on Friday. Joking in the sunshine, with only one small suitcase between them, they could have been mistaken for a couple embarking on a weekend away.

Miss Jarosz did not seem to be performing any sort of security role, carrying a £200 leather Fossil designer handbag on her arm and wearing knee-high heeled boots.

Separated: Mr Bayford and his wife Gillian separated and he moved out of their £6million Cambridgeshire estate

Their nine-year marriage 'broke down irretrievably' 15 months after the second biggest UK lottery win ever

Mrs Bayford, 41, arriving at her estranged husband's Suffolk home as they deal with their separation

Speaking about their relationship for the first time last night, Mr Bayford said Miss Jarosz was employed by him and that he had been going to visit his children, who are thought to have moved to Dundee with their mother after she found love with car dealer Alan Warnock.

He added: ‘I was not on a holiday with Marta.’

Mr and Mrs Bayford revealed in November that their nine-year marriage had ‘broken down irretrievably’ 15 months after they scooped the second biggest lottery prize ever won in Britain.

Since then, Miss Jarosz is said to have become a regular visitor to Mr Bayford’s new house and has been seen driving a £34,000 Volvo V40 hatchback thought to be a gift from the father-of-two, who cannot drive.

His best friend Richard Hudspith said the pair, who have known each other for a while, had struck up a ‘friendly relationship’.

Miss Jarosz has become a regular visitor to Mr Bayford's new house and has been seen driving a £34,000 car

Miss Jarosz, who lives in a terraced house in Haverhill, Suffolk, close to Mr Bayford’s home, used to work at sausage supplier Dalehead Foods in Linton, Cambridgeshire, according to her online CV.

She is thought to have met Mr Bayford at a nightclub, when she was working as a bouncer. But she has told her parents she is not in a relationship with him.

Speaking at home in rural Poland, Edzia Jarosz denied that her daughter was interested in the 20-stone millionaire for his money and said she was working as his ‘bodyguard and driver’.

‘She wouldn’t be interested in him because he is too rich… She knows that money can’t buy you love and that there are more important things in life,’ said Mrs Jarosz, who first learned of the rumoured romance when it was reported in a Polish newspaper.

‘We are not poor. We have a very profitable 30-hectare farm… and we’ve bought our own combine harvester … no money would ever change us and it wouldn’t change Marta either.’